In honor of Daniel's first day of school, Danny and Mason recount some embarrassing school stories. Then Danny gets real by asking Daniel and Mason some honest questions about his professional and personal life. Then some more Danny's Deaf Jams!

Daniel and Mason face off in a "wrong-answers-only" version of "Who Knows Danny Better?" Danny and Mason face off to see who can guess the lyrics to the songs they've covered. All three(zus) of them wrap it all up with another round of "That Movie Where..."

Daniel got his hair cut by a Trump supporter. Mason shares a story that discredits him as a food-lover. Danny thinks Selena Gomez is a good singer. Mason and Danny have to roleplay as Daniel.

We've got Kazoo Koverz! We've got stories! We've got Hot Take Time! We've got Daniel unveiling "Daniel's Corner!" And finally, we've got another One-Second Song Challenge!

Danny makes Mason and Daniel compete in another round of "Song Title or I Made It Up." Mason tells a real life love story, and then Danny and Daniel continue their MadLibs Theatre love story, reenacting a MadLibs version of another scene from the movie, "Titanic."

Danny tells a riveting love story about his Abuelita and Papi. Daniel hosts a round of "Wrong Answers Only." Mason facilitates another MadLibs Theatre, featuring the budding love between Danny and Daniel, as they reenact their first of two scenes from "Titanic."

Danny leads Daniel and Mason through a new game of "Who The F*ck Am I?" Then the guys take turns disorientedly trying to soothe you to sleep, performing some ASMR while hooked up to a speech jammer.

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Daniel tests Mason and Danny's intuition for color. Then Mason tests Daniel and Danny's intuition for the Threezus YouTube comment section. In this week's episode, Threezus' listeners (you) decide the topics, games, and punishments.

After sharing some of their silly acquired tastes, the Threezus guys talk about their personal relationships with multiculturalism, and embracing their identities as people of color. Then they resume the silliness by making Danny produce more music while unable to hear any of it.

After a Kazoo Kover warm-up, the Threezus boys share their first-kiss stories. Daniel introduces his exciting game, "Anime, or I Ani-Made-It-Up." Danny teaches us about roller coasters and kidney stones in this week's "At Least I Learned Something."